Freddy’s is a South Austin icon that is known for its easy going atmosphere, SoFi vibe, quick food, live music and outside bar. A family place, certainly. Dogs welcome, I believe. So when my family was passing through, I suggest we grab a bite there
Most of my visits to Porter involve a beer or glass of wine and maybe some snacks while hanging out with friends and neighbors. I’ve had dinner and brunch a few times. It is always friendly place and I’ve always been serviced well, but living
After a bunch of errands, I was starving. We popped into the neighborhood mega sports bar call The Park (South Lamar). I’ve had burgers there before but had not tried any of the entrees. I was very happy to see they offered smaller, discounted portions. I don’t
I was pulled outside of my comfort zone for this one, but I am glad I let go of my boundaries. I had the pork belly buns and the panang mac and cheese – both were divine, but the pork belly took the prize. Not fatty
The dining in the pizzeria was wonderful, the one item I had from the bakery; not so much. The pie was a gingersnap pecan pie. Interesting concept, but something happened in the execution. My pie was very hard to cut, particularly around the crust, and
When you dine out, it is not always about the food, but the experience. What the Uchi crew has done with the old nursery, turned Italian restaurant, turned pizzeria is nothing short of transformative. A beautiful and open space that is surprisingly quiet. From entry
Tex Mex abounds in Austin, but sometimes you just want to get some good food fast and not break out the Ulysses S. Grant’s to pay for it. Give Taqueria Arandas a try. You might have some screaming kids, or a server that might not quite